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International Society of Glass Beadmakers
International
Beadmakers
2013 Gathering xxiSociety
| July 24 –of
28Glass
| Rochester
| New York
Holly Cooper
2013 Gathering xxi | July 24 – 28 | Rochester | New York
Greg Chase
Kim Edwards
Ali VandeGrift
Carolyn Baum
Jen Geldard
Libby Leuchtman
Gathering xxi
Commemorative
Bead by JC Herrell
85 East Gay Street, Suite 707
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614-222-2243
[email protected]
www.isgb.org
Table of Contents
Introduction to Rochester, New York
Travel Information
Hotel Information
Postcard Project
Silent Auction
Release-A-Bead
Advertise in the Conference Packet
Commercial and Technical Vendors
Volunteers
The ISGB – Beads of Courage Community Project
Juried Pendant Show The Bead Bazaar
Details for All Workshops
Non-Torch Workshops
Torch Workshops
Mini Workshops
Schedule of Events
Wednesday
Preregistration
The Corning Museum of Glass Adventure
Lunch and Afternoon with Milon Townsend
Open Torch Events
Thursday
Registration and Check In
Rochester Area Bead and Studio Bus Tour
Instructors’ Seminar – Session 1
Instructors’ Seminar – Session 2
First-Time Attendee Orientation
General Membership Annual Meeting
Lampwork Etc. Get Together
Opening Night Reception at Rochester Arc + Flame
Friday Breakfast and Lunch
Silent Auction
Opening Remarks and Address Presentations
Gallery Tour
The Silly Bead Contest
Saturday The Bead Bazaar
The Gathering Banquet, Hall of Flame Award, Live Auction
Sunday
Breakfast and Lunch
Presentations
Closing Party Bead Swap
Closing Party
Conference Registration Information
Gathering Registration Timeline and Cost
Registration Form
2013 ISGB Gathering xxi Schedule of Events
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2013 Gathering Team
Kendra Bruno, ISGB Executive Director
Jennifer Wilson, Technical Vendor Coordinator
Sharyl King, Volunteer Coordinator
Craig Milliron, Torch Events Manager
Bret Van Raalte, Assistant Torch Events Manager
Rob Kincheloe, Torch Events Coordinator
Jeff Taylor, Audio Visual Manager
Bob Unger, Audio Visual Coordinator
Mike Gannon, Audio Visual Coordinator
2013 Gathering Commemorative Bead
JC Herrell
2013 Gathering Logo
Holly Cooper, Hayley Tsang Sather
Board of Directors
Terry Hale, President
Angie Ramey, President Elect
Susan Sheehan, Vice President / Director of
Organizational Support
Deanna Chase, Treasurer / Director of Finance
Lori Greenberg, Secretary / Director of Membership
Hayley Tsang Sather, Director of Communications
and Marketing
Margie Shanahan, Director of Education
Annemarie Herrlich, District Director – Southeast,
East Central, Northeast, North
Eve Nagode, District Director – West, West Central,
Canada, International
Kris Schaible, District Director – Mid-Atlantic,
Northwest, Southwest, South
Regional Directors
Amy Waldman-Smith, Canada
Lisa Atchison, East Central – Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee
Debbie Dunkerton, International
Kris Schaible, Mid-Atlantic – Delaware, Maryland,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia,
Washington D.C.
Annemarie Herrlich, North – Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Wisconsin,
Montana
Suzanne Angell, Northeast – Connecticut, Maine,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode
Island, Vermont
Laura Bowker, Northwest – Alaska, Washington,
Oregon, Idaho
Nina “Sam” Hibler, South – Arkansas, Louisiana,
Oklahoma, Texas
Beth Somers, Southeast – Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, Puerto Rico,
South Carolina
Penny Dickinson, Southwest – Arizona, New Mexico,
Nevada, Utah
Jim Kervin, West – California, Hawaii
Eve Nagode, West Central – Missouri, Illinois, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado
Staff
Kendra Bruno, ISGB Executive Director
Sarah Riggle, Administrator
Laurie Ament, Advertising Sales Representative
On the cover and back cover
Carolyn Baum – photography: Brian James
Diane Sepanski – photography: David Orr
Sheridan Vincent Photography
courtesy of Susan B. Anthony House
Rochester, New York
courtesy of VisitRochester
courtesy of George Eastman House
Rochester, New York, is many things: a center of business, a place of
emerging technologies, and a city possessing a quality of life that is
one of the best in the nation. The third largest city in New York State,
it’s a place of landmark history and cultural diversity. Rochester was
an early home to abolitionists and a major stop on the Underground
Railroad. Susan B. Anthony was arrested in her Rochester home for her
historic decision to vote. Frederick Douglass lived and published The
North Star in Rochester. The founder of Rochester-based Eastman Kodak
Company George Eastman is heralded as the father of modern popular
George Eastman House
photography and the inventor of motion picture film. Founded here,
Bausch and Lomb manufactured 4,000,000 pounds of glass between
the bombing of Pearl Harbor and August 1944.
Today, Rochester is still one of the nation’s most engaging cultural
centers and a hub of entrepreneurial activity.
The museums and galleries offer a plethora of cultural activities
including exhibit openings, hands-on demonstrations, and world-class
lectures. While you are in Rochester, be sure to visit the Memorial Art
Gallery and ARTISANworks, a one-of-a-kind venue featuring work both
by local artists and household names in a 60,000-square-foot former
ammunition plant. The galleries, featuring both local and international
artists, are too numerous to list! You’ll see a few of them during the Gallery Tour events. Check the
VisitRochester visitor’s guide for an overview of the area galleries.
Rochester is the gateway for many wonderful day trips across New York State. The
Corning Museum of Glass, for example, is about an hour and a half from downtown
Rochester. While you are there, be sure to check out the Rockwell Museum of Western
Art. Another short ride from downtown Rochester are the famous Finger Lakes,
home to fantastic wineries, and even more fantastic scenery. Niagara Falls is a quick
trip from downtown Rochester, but don’t forget your passport if you’d like to see the
view from Canada.
Entertainment in Rochester covers a wide spectrum: from a world-class
philharmonic orchestra to top-notch regional theatre, from major Broadway touring
productions to small theatre groups, and from bright lights and pulsing disco to cozy
jazz houses. Restaurants are around every corner and are ready to treat you to great
Rochester hospitality.
Susan B. Anthony House
We look forward to showing you all Rochester has to offer and to welcoming you to
the 2013 ISGB Gathering!
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Travel Information
Greater Rochester International Airport
Learn more about the airport by visiting
www.monroecounty.gov/airport-index.php
Ground Transportation
The Hyatt Regency Rochester is
approximately eight minutes from
the airport. Complimentary shuttle
service is available from 6:00 am to
11:00 pm upon advance request, based
on availability. Direct-dial phones are
available at the baggage claim area of
the airport to call for pick up. Look for
the two-tone gray and light blue van
with the Hyatt logo. To return, sign up at
the front desk of the hotel.
Taxi Cab Service
Several companies service the Rochester
area, and fares to and from the airport
are approximately $25 each way.
Amtrak or Greyhound Station
These services are approximately
five minutes from the Hyatt Regency
Rochester. Complimentary shuttle
service is provided with advance
reservations.
Driving Directions
From 490 West Bound
Follow 490 West to Exit 16 (DowntownClinton Avenue). Stay to the left on
Clinton Avenue. At the third traffic light,
turn left onto Broad Street. Follow Broad
Street one block and turn right onto
Stone Street. Garage Entrance will be on
the left. The hotel is located at the north
end of the garage.
From 490 East Bound
Follow 490 East to Exit 13 (Plymouth
Avenue West). Turn right at the traffic
light onto Plymouth Avenue. Go to the
third traffic light and turn left onto
Broad Street. At the third traffic light,
make a left onto Stone Street. Garage
entrance will be on the left. The hotel is
located at the north end of the garage.
Hyatt Regency Rochester Parking
The Hyatt Regency Rochester is attached
to the South Avenue Parking Garage,
which serves as the main parking facility
for the hotel.
Self-Parking Option
Overnight guest parking for hotel
guests is available at a discounted rate
of $4 per night, per car, with in and
out privileges.
Non-Overnight guest parking rates for
all customers entering and exiting
this garage are as follows:
• $1 up to two hours.
•$2 for the second hour (61 minutes to
120 minutes) and $1 an hour thereafter up to a maximum of $8 per day, per
ticket pulled Monday thru Friday. The
same rates apply for the weekend,
except the daily maximum is $5 per
ticket pulled.
•Upon entrance to the garage please
collect parking ticket from the
machine to gain entry.
•Charges are applied each time you exit
the garage.
•Payment can be made via credit card
upon exit or via ExpressParc stations.
•All cash transactions must be made
at the payment kiosk located across
the skyway at the Rochester Riverside
Convention Center before exiting.
Valet Parking Option
Valet Parking is available via the Motor
Court Entrance on East Main Street.
Valet parking charges are $12 per car, per
night, with in and out privileges.
Car Rental
Enterprise Rent-A-Car has a location
at the Greater Rochester International
Airport and is also located less than
a five-minute drive from the Hyatt
Regency Rochester. Enterprise will also
come to the hotel to pick you up.
Internet Service
The Hyatt Regency Rochester offers
premium Wi-Fi service, which provides
high-speed wireless internet access in
all of the guest rooms and public space.
The service is billed to the end user’s
credit card and is not posted to your
final hotel bill.
Subscriber Service offered by the Hyatt:
•Guest rooms have wireless high-speed
internet – $9.99 for 24 continuous
hours of access after initial login.
•Hotel meeting rooms have highspeed internet service, both wired
and wireless.
•Public areas have wireless high-speed
internet service.
Roommate Information
Looking for a roommate during the
Gathering? Use the forum link on the
site menu at www.isgb.org and go to
the 2013 Gathering forum to post your
roommate request.
The Weather
Rochester is a four-season community
averaging 78°F, (26°C) in the summer
and 32°F, (0°C) in the winter. Naturally,
we are only looking at that summer
temperature!
What to Bring
You will need beads for many things,
so YES – bring beads! Beads for the
Silent Auction (but please, try to send
these in advance), beads to share and
to trade, beads, beads and more beads!
We also suggest bringing a notebook,
your business cards, a sweater for
those air-conditioned classrooms
and lecture halls, a water or beverage
bottle if you use one, protective
glasses, and any tools you might want
or need for the Open Torch Event or
pre-conference classes.
Extra Beads for Opening Reception
Gaming and Donation
For more information, see Opening
Reception on pages 18-19.
ISGB 2013 Gathering, Rochester, New York
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Hotel Information
Hotel reservations for the Gathering
open Monday, March 25, at 11:00 am
eastern daylight saving time.
Room Rates
Occupancy
Single Double Triple
$135
$135
$145
Rates are exclusive of applicable state
and local taxes and will be available
from July 17 to August 1, 2013, based on
room availability. A limited number of
portable rollaway beds are available and
only permitted in rooms with king beds,
per fire code.
PLEASE NOTE: Reservations MUST
be made under the room block for
the International Society of Glass
Beadmakers in order to obtain the group
rate and to be applied to the conference
room guarantee. Remember to mention
ISGB when making your reservations.
This is extremely important to ISGB and
to the rate you will receive.
Cut-off date for hotel reservations
at the Gathering rate is Sunday, July 7,
2013. Reservations made after this date
will be offered on an as-available basis
and at the Hyatt Regency Rochester’s
prevailing rate.
All reservations must be secured
with a one night deposit or credit card.
If reservations are canceled within 48
hours of your arrival date, a cancellation
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fee equal to a one night stay, plus
tax will be charged to your credit
card. For an early departure from the
hotel, a one night stay, plus tax will
be assessed. Check in time is 3:00 pm.
Check out time is 12:00 NOON.
PLEASE NOTE: ISGB has contracted
for a number of double rooms for
the Gathering, and we hope that
the room type you request will be
available to you. However, hotels
are only required to provide you
with a room and not a specific room
type. Any request for a specific type
of room is considered based on
availability and is only a request.
Online Reservations
www.isgb.org
Conference Hotel Information
All Gathering events, unless noted
otherwise, will take place at the Hyatt
Regency Rochester and the Rochester
Riverside Convention Center.
Hyatt Regency Rochester
125 East Main
Rochester, New York 14604
585-546-1234
Reservations 1-888-421-1442
Rochester Riverside Convention Center
123 East Main
585-232-7200
Silver Glass and Other
Specialty Glasses for the
Soft Glass Lampworker
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Postcard Project
Silent Auction
Release-A-Bead
Deadline for Submission: June 30, 2013
Deadline for Mail-In Submission: June 30,
2013. Submission may also be dropped
off in person at on-site check in.
Deadline for Submission: June 30, 2013
Share your glass beads with the world!
Photograph your work for the Annual
ISGB Postcard Project! These postcards
are used to inspire and capture the
attention of bead lovers, jewelry
designers, artists, and collectors. It is
easy to participate and great fun!
Simply have postcards made from
a photo of your work and donate 200
of those postcards to the ISGB. All of
the donated postcards are sorted and
packaged, and offered for sale at the
Gathering. Many people collect these
from year to year and they are always
one of our most popular items that sell
out quickly.
Each participant in the project
will receive a complimentary box of
postcards. Don’t miss this chance to get
your work seen by a broader audience.
Each artist is responsible for having his
or her own cards printed.
Remember:
•Finished postcards must be no larger
than 4.5"x 6".
•All postcards must be new each year.
Previous project cards will not be
accepted.
•Please include your name, address,
telephone number, and email address
with your postcards.
•Once your printing is complete, please send 200 postcards to the
address below:
The Silent Auction is an important
event for our organization and for our
fundraising efforts. We encourage you
to donate a bead or bead-related item
to the Silent Auction. Remember, you
do not have to attend the Gathering to
donate to this great event. As a bidder,
this is a wonderful opportunity to add
to your collection of beads and to help
support the ISGB educational programs.
Please send your donation before the
conference begins. Receiving them in
advance of the Gathering allows the
wonderful volunteers that work on this
event the opportunity to document
your donation, complete the bid
sheets, and prepare the auction display
boards before everyone arrives at the
conference. We thank you for your help.
If necessary, last-minute donations can
be collected during conference on-site
check in.
Please include your name, the retail
price of your donation, and a brief
description of the item(s). Please send
your donation, to be received no later
than June 30, to the address below:
The Release-A-Bead project continues
to expand glass bead experiences all
over the world. Through the donations
of ISGB beadmakers, people from
California to New Zealand have found
beads and posted on the Release-A-Bead
website at www.releaseabead.com.
This summer, we will release beads in
the Rochester area to generate interest
and excitement prior to the Gathering.
Fifty of these beads will include
“Golden Tickets,” which will give the
lucky finder a free entry to our Saturday,
July 27, Bead Bazaar!
Share your love of glass beads with
a stranger – maybe they will fall in
love just like you did! Please send your
bead(s), along with the form available
on the Release-A-Bead website, to the
address below.
Send as many beads as you want no
later than June 30, 2013, to:
Lisa Hamlin
117 Buell Drive, Apt. D
[email protected]
Lisa Hamlin
c/0 Rochester Arc & Flame Center
125 Fedex Way
Michelle Arena
1550 Clover Street
[email protected]
www.waleapparatus.com
The finest selection of
Lampworking Glass, WaleWear
Custom Eyewear, and Supplies.
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Advertise in the
Conference Packet
Commercial and
Technical Vendors
Deadline for Submission: July 1, 2013
Enjoy One-Stop Shopping
One of the most exciting things about
the Gathering is the opportunity to visit
(and shop) with our Commercial and
Technical Vendors. This is a hands-on
shopping experience where you can see,
touch, and get serious about the tools,
glass, and information that you need.
All ISGB members who want to be
commercial or technical vendors must
be Corporate Level members or be
required to pay the non-member rate
for exhibit space.
If you are interested in exhibit space,
please contact:
Do you have a new product, show
special, or something you think would
be of interest to our attendees at the
Gathering? We can help you get your
information out to all conference
participants by including it in each
registration packet. The fee for this
great advertising opportunity is
$115. Our attendees read all of the
information in the packet – advertising
can make a big impact!
Send 350 copies of your insert and
a check made payable to ISGB to the
address below to be received no later
than July 1, 2013. We ask that you note
on your check, “conference packet
advertising.” Items received after the
deadline will be placed on the ISGB
Information and Resource Table at the
Gathering. If received late, they cannot
be added to the registration packets.
Jennifer Wilson, Vendor Coordinator
[email protected]
Dates and Times
Thursday July 25 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday July 26 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday July 27 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday July 28 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
If you have any questions, please
contact Laurie Ament at [email protected].
Commercial and Technical Vendors are
open to the public free of charge.
Help Create the Success
Volunteers are an integral part of the
success of the Gathering. They help
keep our Gathering fees lower for
everyone. We need volunteers prior to
the start of the conference and during
conference hours – from early in the
morning until late at night. We hope
that all conference attendees will
volunteer at least four hours during
the conference, however, more hours
would be greatly appreciated.
Host Hotel Award for Volunteerism
In addition to the ISGB sponsored
scholarships, volunteers working six
or more hours at the Gathering will
be eligible to win the ISGB and Host
Hotel Award for Volunteerism. Those
who volunteer at least six hours in
Rochester will be eligible for the Award
in our 2014 host city. A winner will be
selected at random.
The Award will include a fullconference registration and a threenight stay in an upgraded room at
the conference hotel. No application
is needed, however, volunteer hours
must be logged with the Volunteer
Coordinator in order to qualify. Please
Note: Attendees who volunteer as a
condition of their current scholarship
are not eligible for this award. If
the winner is unable to attend the
conference, an alternate will be selected.
courtesy of Greg Fuchs
Location
Rochester Riverside Convention Center
123 East Main
ISGB
Attn: Sarah Riggle
Volunteers
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The ISGB –Beads of Courage Community Project
Deadline for Donation: June 30, 2013
All Creatures Big and Small
The ISGB – Beads of Courage
Community Project is a wonderful
opportunity to exhibit your work
(beads are not for sale) as well as give a
little something back to the Rochester
community. This non-juried show is
open to all ISGB members and is a
wonderful way for new beadmakers to
participate in their first show, as well
as a good opportunity to present their
work in response to a specific theme.
The theme for this year’s show is All
Creatures Big and Small. What an exciting
excuse to unleash your imagination:
sculpture, murrini, and more.
Each artist is limited to one entry and
beads will be on display throughout
the Gathering. We will once again
have Attendees’ Choice awards. The
two artists receiving the two highest
number of votes will each be awarded a
gift certificate!
In the spirit of giving, we plan to
present our project to the Golisano
Children’s Hospital on Sunday at the
close of the Gathering. Golisano has
been ranked one of the nation’s best
in Pediatric Orthopedics in U.S. News
& World Report’s 2010 edition of
America’s Best Children’s Hospitals.
Please ship your bead in a wellwrapped, sturdy box and be certain
to insure your package.
All entries must be received before
the Gathering.
Send your bead and form to:
ISGB – Beads of Courage
Community Project
Attn: Sarah Riggle
First Name
Last Name
Business Name
Mailing Address
City
State
Postal Code
Country
Best Contact Phone
Email
Description of Bead
Retail Value of Bead $
I plan to attend the 2013 Rochester Gathering:
Yes
No
Release: I have read and agree that the ISGB, local chapters/
groups, and volunteers are not responsible for damage or loss
of pieces.
Signature
Date
Please make a copy of this form to keep for your records.
Send the original for processing to the address listed.
DO NOT SEND THIS APPLICATION WITH YOUR
GATHERING REGISTRATION.
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Juried Pendant Show
Awakening the Vision –
Creative Discoveries
Deadline for Application: April 30, 2013
Apply by Mail
Mail three (3) to six (6)
images of individual
pendants that are
representative of your
intended work (images
need not be of the actual
works being sent), along
with this application and
a $25 fee payable to:
Pendant Show
Attn: Sarah Riggle
85 E. Gay Street, Suite 707
Apply Online
Email three (3) to six
(6) images of individual
pendants that are
representative of your
intended work (images
need not be of the actual
works being sent) to:
[email protected]
Fill out the application
and pay the $25 fee
online at:
www.isgb.org
This year’s juried show for the Gathering
will once again feature pendants. This
event is open to all ISGB members
and offers a wonderful opportunity to
present your best work in response to a
specific theme.
As beadmakers, we often become
complacent in our day-to-day torch
sessions. We become comfortable with
certain techniques and designs. As we
do, our vision begins to fade and the
passion smolders. This is a challenge to
you to rediscover your vision. Play with
new techniques, wild ideas, and think
outside the box. We encourage you to
take this creative journey, whether you
are a novice or have years of experience,
open the door to creative discoveries
and show us what you find!
All beads must be made into singular
pendants and need to be strung on
something for display. For example, use
a short piece of ribbon, leather, cord, or
chain. Up to six pieces may be submitted
if you are accepted into the show. All
pieces must be for sale. An inventory
list with artist contact information and
retail price(s) MUST be included with
pieces when they are submitted for
the show. No exceptions will be made.
Selected artists will receive 50 percent
of the retail price of the sold items.
Payments and any unsold pieces will be
returned via insured mail.
If SELECTED for the show, please send
your bead pendants, retail price list,
artist information, and shipping address
by June 30, 2013 to:
ISGB Pendant Show
Let's Bead!
349 West Commercial Street
East Rochester, New York 14445
585-586-6550
First Name
Last Name
Business Name
Mailing Address
City
State
Postal Code
Country
Best Contact Phone
Email
Description of the Pieces
Retail Value of the Pieces $
I plan to attend the 2013 Rochester Gathering:
Yes
No
Release: I have read and agree that the ISGB, hosting galleries,
local chapters/groups, and volunteers are not responsible for
damage or loss of pieces.
Signature
Date
Please make a copy of this form to keep for your records.
Send the original for processing to the address listed.
DO NOT SEND THIS APPLICATION WITH YOUR
GATHERING REGISTRATION.
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The Bead Bazaar
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Schedule
Saturday, July 27
Setup
6:30 am – 9:00 am
Preview for conference
attendees only
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Open to the public
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Fees
Full Conference Attendee
One full table $175 or half
table $95
One Day Attendee
One full table $335 or half
table $175
The Bead Bazaar is a wonderful and
fun-filled opportunity to sell your beads
and finished jewelry to both Gathering
attendees and the general public. It is
also a great place to shop! The Bead
Bazaar will be the center of ALL activity
during the day on Saturday, July 27.
Eligibility Rules and Standards
• Exhibitors must be a conference
attendee and be present at the Bazaar.
• All beads sold at the table must be
made by the exhibitor. NO REPS are
allowed. No subletting of space to
fellow beadmakers.
• Table assignments for both full and
half tables will be done alphabetically
if registration is done by June 30, 2013.
Special requests for placement will not
be considered. Exhibitors registering
after June 30, 2013, will be placed in the
back of the room. Table assignment
will be based on four variations,
rotating from year to year:
2013 – a-z by last name
2014 – z-a by last name
2015 – a-z by first name
2016– z-a by first name
• 75 percent of the items on your table
must be handmade glass beads or
jewelry items made from handmade
glass beads. An exhibitor with beads as
a mere sideline should be a
commercial or technical vendor. There
can be no exceptions, and exhibitors
not in compliance will be required
to remove any items that do not fit
within these parameters.
• Group tables are available only to ISGB
recognized Chapters.
• PLEASE NOTE: Do not put Chapter
information on the same application
as an individual exhibitor’s Bead
Bazaar application.
• ISGB reserves the right to remove any
ineligible or inappropriate items
or exhibitors.
Selling Space
•The Bead Bazaar will be held at the
Rochester Riverside Convention Center.
Exhibit space will be filled on a firstcome, first-confirmed basis.
•Exhibitors are limited to one 8-foot,
standard table.
•All tables will have access to electricity.
Bring your own lights, three-prong
extension cords and surge protectors.
None will be provided.
•Tables will be plain, without draping.
Exhibitors need to bring their own
table coverings.
•Each table will have one chair. More
chairs will be available if needed. There
is a limited quantity.
Sales Tax
Exhibitors must collect and pay
Rochester, New York, retail sales tax.
Breakfast and Lunch
No meals will be provided on Saturday.
Release
In consideration for leasing the
table, exhibitors hereby agree that
the International Society of Glass
Beadmakers and Hyatt Hotels shall have
no liability for any damages, injuries,
or loss of goodwill due to weather,
electrical or mechanical malfunction,
reduced attendance, or any other cause.
Exhibitors shall not sublease their space,
or any portion of their space. Exhibitors
agree to indemnify and hold harmless
the ISGB from any claim, damage or
liability, which may be brought against
it, including legal fees, for any matter,
incident or transaction relating to The
Bead Bazaar.
Security
While security will be on site, all
exhibitors are responsible for keeping
their booths staffed and secured at
all times.
The ISGB is not responsible for
any loss or damage to an exhibitors’
merchandise, displays, or personal items.
Cancellation Dates and Fees
for Bead Bazaar
A full refund will be given until June
1, 2013. No refunds will be given after
June 1, 2013, unless the space can be resold. Tables are not transferable.
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Details for All Workshops
•All workshops will be filled on a first-come,
first-confirmed basis.
• All workshops are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm unless
noted otherwise.
• Workshops and seminars will be held at the
Rochester Riverside Convention Center except
as noted.
• While ISGB will strive to always provide
the best classroom situation possible, poor
ventilation, room lighting, and hot or cold
temperatures may occur. Please be prepared.
• When you are accepted into a workshop or
seminar, you will be sent an email (or letter)
which will include a list of supplies you are
responsible for and will need to bring for that
session. This is very important.
• Some workshops may require a materials kit.
These will be made available for purchase
from the Instructor, and will need to be
purchased at the beginning of the session.
If a materials kit is needed for a particular
workshop, it will be noted in the description.
• Workshop attendees under the age of 18
must have a permission form signed by a
parent or legal guardian and permission
from the instructor before confirmation
can be completed. ISGB recommends that
minors are accompanied by a parent or
legal guardian throughout the conference.
Permission forms are available upon request.
Contact [email protected].
• Openings in any workshops may be filled
by people not attending the conference.
Requests for these open spaces will be filled in
the order they are received.
• If you need to drop a workshop, a full refund
will be given until June 1, 2013. After June 1,
a refund will ONLY be given if the space can
be filled. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Workshops are subject to cancellation if
the session does not have enough students.
All cancellations will be announced by
June 15, 2013.
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tuesday + wednesday 7 / 23 – 7 / 24
non-torch workshops
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Doug Baldwin
Light and Shadow, Creative Photography of Beads and Glass Art
$350, Open to All Levels
Learn the secrets of how to shoot your jewelry and glass
beads with a professional photographer and glass artist.
Understand basic photography, the qualities of good
lighting, composition, background materials, the proper
use of an 18 percent gray card, how to set your camera’s
menus, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, shooting mode,
color balance, and quality settings. Photograph your own
pieces during class at lighting stations. Bring your own
DSLR camera with interchangeable lenses and manual
exposure to learn the proper settings for photographing
pieces. Point and shoot fixed lens cameras without these
features are inadequate, will not perform as needed, and
are not recommended. Students should bring up to 20
art pieces to photograph. Photoshop will be demonstrated and students should bring
a laptop with Photoshop CS5 or CS6 Standard or Academic already installed.
www.dougbaldwinphoto.com
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Maria Richmond
$350 plus $40 materials
fee payable to instructor
in workshop
Open to All Levels
From Basics to Completion: Jewelry Making for the Lampworker
On the first day, understand basic jewelry
making with wire. Discuss tools, wrapping
loops for dangles and pendants, make
findings and components to be used for
ear wires, clasps, headpins, and wire beads.
Review finishing techniques for your jewelry
with polishing, patinas, and more. For day
two, learn the We’ll Keep the Lights on for You
bracelet. Explore a great technique to keep
those tiny lights firmly in place on your bracelet where they belong. Use vintage or
new chain and add embellishments such as your own lampworked beads, ribbon,
threads and fibers, old buttons, and upcycled twinkle lights to create a bracelet
uniquely yours. There will be supplies to choose from, but bring your own treasured
mementos such as lampworked beads, found objects, bits of old jewelry, typewriter
or skeleton keys, or clock gears to create a bracelet you will cherish.
www.lostmarbles.etsy.com
torch workshops
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
in workshop
Intermediate to Advanced
Levels, Soft Glass
Beau Anderson
Liquid Core: Detailed Discs
Achieve highly detailed disks without the looming
problem of the bead release breaking free. Erase
limitations and fully understand this new technique.
Make beads on tungsten instead of a mandrel with bead
release. Implosions or pre-made components can be
pierced to become your bead core to avoid overheating.
Discover all the possibilities of this new method while
filling voids in your own personal technique list.
www.beauxbead.com
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torch workshops
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
$475 plus $8 materials fee
payable to instructor in
workshop
Intermediate Levels,
Soft Glass
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
in workshop
Intermediate Levels,
Borosilicate Glass
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Holly Cooper
master presenter
Design and Detail: Stringer Control and Modular Design
Build your skills in a step-by-step sequence
with one idea and technique leading to
the next. This is the foundation for free
creative expression, the type Holly uses in
her own work. Gain a deeper understanding
of design methods and principles, sources
of inspiration, and applications for beads.
Explore the use of color, shape, texture,
pattern, and theme, all focused on ways to
achieve your own personal style of beadmaking. www.hollycooper.com
Kim Edwards
Creating Glass Chainmaille
Learn the steps to create beautiful and
intricate glass chainmaille using borosilicate
glass. On the first day, create and shape
individual links and join these links in a
chain. On the second day, explore even
more complicated weaves. Additional time
will be spent discussing how to adapt
existing chainmaille weaves to suit glass.
No borosilicate experience needed, but
students should be comfortable with
heat control. www.lonetreestudio.etsy.com
Jen Geldard
master presenter
On The Surface: Texture and Design on Bead Surfaces
$475, Intermediate to
Advanced Levels,
Soft Glass
In this extensive and useful workshop,
explore ways to alter the look of the surface
of a bead to suggest the use of other
materials such as metals, enamels, and
patterns. Apply and experience a variety of
techniques to expand your work. This is an
excellent opportunity to have a two-day,
in-depth, and detailed experience with this
master presenter. www.glassgirl.com
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Libby Leuchtman
$350, Intermediate Levels,
Soft Glass
Discovering the Wonders of Glass
Work with soft glass in a way you never
thought possible from achieving complex
disks, soft glass implosions, to the Clio Pod.
Always wondered how to work off mandrel
but afraid to try? Master that dang loop
and how to make silver glass pop with color.
Learn how to make murrini, color shifting
canes, off mandrel flowers, off mandrel
pendants, pods, and much more.
www.libbyleu.etsy.com
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9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Jodie McDougall
Summer Garden Murrini
$350, Beginning Torch
Experience Required,
Soft Glass
Begin with the basic process of building
simple canes, then assemble them to create
more complex images in glass. Create several
different flowers, ladybugs, and bumblebees
for limitless applications in this unique
and creative workshop. This is the perfect
opportunity to capture all of the beauty,
detail, and colors of your garden in these
small wonders.
www.glasswhimz.com
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Samma Parcels
Blown Glass Sea Shells from Boro Boro Beach
$350, Intermediate Levels,
Borosilicate Glass
Focus on the construction of amazing
glass shells. Understand the important
little details that make the finished piece
look like a beautiful, detailed, and real
shell. Challenge your creativity and explore
the many decorative techniques and
embellishments available like barnacles,
sand, and more. Apply these to your shell
and be prepared to listen for the ocean!
www.sammaparcels.etsy.com
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Diane Sepanski
in workshop
Open to All Levels
Bracelet and Rings Viva Mélange
Day one, make glass on steel headpins.
Multiple techniques will be demonstrated
and time given to experiment with adapting
favorites to this design element. Make pieces
for a bracelet, accessories, and have samples
for reference. Day two, learn the basics of
fine silver PMC. Create hand carved texture
plates used for discs that will be kiln or torch
fired. Discover finishing techniques including
patinas. Complete the final assembly, and wear the Mélange home. Craft a Mélange
ring and receive tutorials for the pendant, ring, and earrings.
www.dianesepanski.com
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photography: David Orr
torch workshops
wednesday + thursday
mini workshops
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
$65, Open to All Levels
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
$65 plus $65 materials fee
payable to instructor in
workshop
7 / 24 – 7 / 25
Open to All Levels
Wednesday only
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Soft Glass
Anne Havel
Know How to Price Your Work in a Few (Relatively
Painless) Steps
Learn how to calculate what your life costs you – what
you want it to cost. Discuss taxes, pensions, vacations,
savings, and more. Look at what your business costs
you. Understand direct and indirect costs and how to
calculate direct and indirect labor hours. Learn what to
charge per hour and discuss the many variations such as
employees, production versus one-of-a-kind cost, having
partners, and more. Bring your personal or business tax
return as this workshop is critical to everyone and filled with excellent information
that can be applied immediately. www.crafthaus.ning.com/profile/annehavel.com
Lisa Liddy
Easy Metal Etching, Embossing, and Coloring
Explore the basics of metal etching using Ferric Chloride
on copper sheet. Understand the ink resist/rubber
stamp method of setting a design. In addition, this
class will cover easy embossing using a Sizzix machine
and various texture design folders. Work with applied,
custom blended, non-toxic metal patinas without
heat on various components including copper sheet,
textured sheet, and copper and brass design elements.
Metal preparation, patina application, and sealing will
be covered as well as safety issues and proper handling. Leave with several types of
etched/textured copper and/or brass elements to use in future designs.
www.metalmethis.etsy.com
Jodie McDougall
Sirius System Pendant: Learn to Create Murrini Cabochons Using the Sirius Jewelry
Component System
Make interchangeable cabochons with
the innovative and unique Sirius System.
Open up an entire new world of creative
possibilities! The Sirius System gives new
meaning to one-of-a-kind and changeable
bead artistry. Layered murrini and raised
sculptural designs will both be explored in
this exciting workshop.
www.glasswhimz.com
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mini workshops
Thursday only
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
in workshop
Beginning Torch
Soft Glass
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Soft Glass
7 / 24 – 7 / 25
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
in workshop
Open to All Levels
Jodie McDougall
Encasing: You Had Any Questions?
Get the basic “low down” on encasing murrini and
creating a multi-layer garden scene bead. This workshop
is for anyone who wants to learn the right techniques,
improve their encasing skills, gain important information,
and take their work to another level. Expand your body
of work and enhance the depth and design focus of your
lampworked beads. www.glasswhimz.com
Amy Ouellette
Basics of Creating a Canvas with Presses
Discover how to approach shaping tools and
the way to make them work. Understand
how to lay the glass down for optimal
shaping with exactly the right tool and how
to recover from common issues that can
occur while pressing glass. End this special
technique class feeling confident in using
any press to create a canvas for your artwork.
www.zooziis.com
Sharlyn Premuda
Finding and Nourishing Your Creativity
Creativity has become a new buzzword
in scientific research. In this workshop,
discover how some of those “dry spells”
can be nudged into engaging creativity.
Explore concrete examples of things every
person can do to bring about those “Aha”
moments. Discuss the brain gym, creative
communities, studio space, communication,
and the importance of childhood, in addition
to other ideas. Share your own experiences
as well as learn from others.
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mini workshops
Maria Richmond
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Wired: Making Your Own Lampworked Creatures
in workshop
Open to All Levels
Hannah Rosner
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Bead Embroidered Bracelet, Brooch, or Pendant
in workshop
7 / 24 – 7 / 25
Open to All Levels
Learn Maria’s methods for constructing and
soldering copper wire creatures, featuring
lampworked beads. Hands, feet, claws, and
wings will be discussed in this creative, fun,
and detailed workshop, with emphasis on
balance and finishing. Expand your options
and add a new twist to creating unique
objects with your lampworked glass. Don’t
miss the opportunity to learn these amazing
techniques. www.lostmarbles.etsy.com
Set flat-sided disk lampworked beads or
cabochons in seed beads and turn them into
beautifully unique pendants or bracelets
using bead weaving techniques. The intricate
details of this type of work paired with glass
produces stunning results that you will enjoy
recreating time and time again. Embellish
these works of art with crystals and pearls,
and then edge and fringe the piece to finish
what is certain to be one of your favorite
accessories to wear! www.goodrivergalleries.com
Custom tools for
creative flameworkers
www.leonardolampwork.com
Reduce Fatigue | Increase
Productivity | Be Creative
Bearfoot Tools –
Quite Possibly the Most
Perfect Flameworking
Tools Ever!
www.diamondtechglass.com/?utm_
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Preregistration
Wednesday 7:00 am – 8:00 am Hyatt Regency lobby
Wednesday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Rochester Riverside Convention Center
8:00 am – 7:30 pm
to Corning and return via
private bus
$65 per person
limited space available
on first-come, firstconfirmed basis
11:00 am – 5:00 pm
to the Townsend home
and return via private bus
$70 per person
Wednesday – Friday
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
The Corning Museum of Glass Adventure
Reservation deadline: June 15
Don’t miss this amazing opportunity! Join glass bead
artist and Corning resident, Marshall Hyde, for an
incredible adventure. Corning, New York, has long been
acknowledged as America’s great historic glass center,
known since the 19th century as “Crystal City” because
of the glass manufacturing and cutting industries
located there. It is also home to The Corning Museum
Rakow Library entrance hall with
of Glass, which holds the world’s most extensive
Mirror to Discovery exhibit
collections on the art, science, and industry of glass.
Trip participants will meet with curators from the Museum and enjoy special tours of
the galleries and collections which includes Life on a String: 35 Centuries of the Glass
Bead. The Director of The Studio will guide visitors through the museum’s worldclass teaching facility and visitors will be given an orientation and private tour of the
Rakow Library’s newly renovated facilities. This is the library of record for glass and
research projects. There will be plenty of time to shop in the glass Marketplace at
Corning, or to wander through the Gaffer District on historic Market Street to see the
new exhibition, curated by Marshall Hyde, featuring beadmakers from around the
world at Exhibit A Gallery.
Reservation deadline: June 15, 2013
This studio tour, lunch, and demonstration with respected and well-known artist
Milon Townsend promises to be a wonderful event! Milon captures elegance, energy,
and expression in his glass sculptures; and his imaginative approach to traditional
glass objects such as goblets is remarkable. What a rare opportunity to spend the
afternoon with this amazing artist.
You will begin with a terrific luncheon catered by Milon’s wife, Kiyoko, on the lawn
of their beautiful five-acre property in Hilton, New York. Enjoy a stroll on the 1.25-mile
nature trail after lunch.
Tour Milon’s incredible “studios-within-a-studio,” which includes flameworking,
kiln casting, cold working, lamination and assembly, and photography. He will also
offer a detailed flameworking demonstration of a sculptural piece, as well as show
various and unique aspects of the lost wax and kiln casting process.
Imagine… a fantastic lunch, demonstrations that define Milon’s distinctive style,
and a studio tour while enjoying the beautiful scenery – all with the artist!
Open Torch Events
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, torches will be set up and open for
anyone to use. This is a great time to watch a “pro” show you that technique you
just cannot seem to master – or try a new one. Open Torch is also the place where
manufacturers will showcase new torches, equipment, and glass as well!
There will be 30-minute time limits on torches in an effort to allow everyone who
would like to use them the opportunity to do so. Time limits will be enforced as
needed. Please bring your safety glasses and personal hand tools.
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courtesy of The Corning
Museum of Glass
wednesday 7 / 24
schedule of events
thursday 7 / 25
schedule of events
Registration and Check In
Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am – 10:00 am, 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am – 2:00 pm
Thursday – Sunday
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
to studios and return via
private bus
$30 per person
Thursday – Sunday
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
and the public
This is a wonderful opportunity for all ISGB members to exhibit their work and give
something back to the Rochester community. It is a non-juried show and a great
opportunity to present your best work in response to a specific theme. Please see
page 6 for more information.
Reservation deadline: June 15
You won’t have to shop ‘til you drop because our door-to-door studio and bead shop
tour will take you there and bring you back! What could be better than experiencing
some of the fantastic glass, bead, and jewelry-related stores and studios in the
Rochester area? This could also be a great opportunity to meet various shop and
studio owners in Rochester. Who knows? They might consider showcasing or selling
your work. Naturally, there will be a “SWAG Bag” for everyone on the tour! What’s a
chauffeured bead shop and studio tour without SWAG?
One of the most exciting things about the Gathering is the opportunity to visit
(and shop) with our Commercial and Technical Vendors! This is a hands-on, one-stop
shopping experience where you can see, touch, and get serious about the tools, glass,
and information that you need. For information on being a commercial or technical
vendor, please see page 5.
Thursday July 25 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday July 26 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday July 27 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday July 28 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Instructors’ Seminars
The Instructors’ Seminars provide continuing education and networking
opportunities for instructors, educators, studio owners, and anyone interested in
teaching.
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
Session 1 – Basic Beadmaking Instructors’ Tutorial
Learn how to get started teaching the art of
lampworking with Marcy Lamberson in this fun,
hands-on seminar. You will be guided in planning
your own workshops: focusing on target instruction
and time management, refining a student packet,
creating a supplies list, and developing a marketing
plan. Participants will gain special access to the ISGB
Instructors Forum by completing this seminar.
www.marcylamberson.com
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thursday 7 / 25
schedule of events
1:45 pm – 3:30 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
Session 2 – Beyond Basic Beadmaking: Advanced Methods for Teaching, Organizing,
and More
Join JC Herrell, Marcy Lamberson, Libby Leuchtman, and Hayley Tsang Sather as they
lead you into developing advanced classes and helping your students move to the
next level in their lampworking experience. These four master instructors are known
not only for their own beadmaking skills, but also for their skills in teaching all levels
of lampworking.
JC Herrell
www.jcherrell.com
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
5:15 pm – 6:30 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Open to all ISGB members
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Free to attendees
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
to Rochester Arc & Flame
and return via private bus
Free for attendees, $35 per
person for guest tickets
Libby Leuchtman
www.libbyleu.etsy.com
Hayley Tsang Sather
www.envisionsf.com
First-time Attendee Orientation
Is this your first Gathering? A little nervous? No need to worry! Here is your
opportunity to meet both new and experienced attendees in a session designed
just for you. Tips will be given on making the most of your time at the Gathering,
including an overview of the conference packet, the facility layout, the Commercial
and Technical Vendors area, food events, The Bead Bazaar, Silent Auction, Live Auction,
Gallery Tour, torch events, and nearby activities.
General Membership Annual Meeting
This is a great time to meet the ISGB Board of Directors, Regional Directors, ISGB
Staff, and the Gathering Team. Hear about the accomplishments of the year, plans
for the future, and most importantly, have the chance to ask questions, offer
suggestions, and discuss ISGB projects or member concerns. This is an important
meeting that members won't want to miss.
Get ready… catch your friends from Lampwork Etc. at this casual meet and greet.
It’s guaranteed to be a lively event. Pick up an LE sticker for your conference badge,
enjoy a beverage in person with your online friends, and make new connections. Of
course, we’ll have a few giveaways, too. Start the conference off right with a toast
to LE and ISGB!
Opening Night Reception at Rochester Arc & Flame
Welcome to the 2013 Gathering in Rochester celebration. This special evening is the
time to mingle, renew old acquaintances, meet new friends, and enjoy a fantastic
dessert reception as well as a cash bar.
Buses will transport you from the Hyatt Regency to the fantastic new facility at
Rochester Arc & Flame Center, our sponsor for the Opening Night Reception. Want
to start your conference experience totally surrounded by one great art form after
another? Then this is the place to be!
Blacksmithing, welding, fusing and slumping, metal sculpture, cold working,
lampworking, and more. Wander through the classrooms and enjoy a variety of
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schedule of events
demonstrations. Once you’ve had your artistic fix, stop by the “gaming tables”
for some fun in support of a great cause! New this year, the opening event offers
the opportunity to support Beads of Courage by using beads that you bring and
donate as “chips” for the roulette wheel and more. Now there’s a reason to pack
an extra suitcase for all those beads that will not only bring good luck, but give
great joy and happiness to so many amazing children! We have some very special
surprises planned.
This evening is about celebrating many art forms, friends coming together,
supporting Beads of Courage… and, of course, FUN. Don’t miss this great kickoff to
our conference – as always, bring beads, beads, and more beads!
The opening reception is included in the full conference registration fee and
available to friends and family by advance ticket purchase.
schedule of events
7:00 am – 8:30 am
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Breakfast and Lunch
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Silent Auction
8:30 am – 9:00 am
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Opening Remarks and Address
Included in the registration fee for each attendee is continental breakfast and
light lunch on Friday and Sunday. Companion food events passes are available at
$175 per person.
Our annual Silent Auction will be held on Friday, July 26, from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
This is an important event for our organization and for our fundraising efforts. As a
bidder, this is a wonderful way to add to a cherished collection of beads and to help
support the ISGB educational programs. For information on how to donate a bead or
bead-related item to the Silent Auction, please see page 4.
ISGB President Angie Ramey welcomes you to the 2013 Gathering and opens the
conference by sharing a new vision for the organization as we move forward.
Presentations
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Milon Townsend, keynote speaker
With 40 years experience of making art in glass, this self-taught, innovative artist
has written eight books, produced 13 videos, and published over 100 articles on glass
technique, art marketing and creativity. Milon will speak on the renaissance of self,
creative re-invention, and living a fulfilling life. www.milontownsend.com
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10:00 am – 11:00 am
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Diane Sepanski
Metal Clay and Lampworked Glass, soft glass
The combined mediums of metal clay and lampworked glass
through the entire process of mixing, molding, firing, and
finishing copper and bronze clay, as well as the application of
glass to the metal. www.dianesepanski.com
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Greg Chase
Murrini Butterfly, soft glass
The techniques used in developing a murrini design from a
picture, and translating the artist’s vision into a simple, detailed
blue butterfly cane in 104 glass. www.chase-designs.com
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Diana East
Story
Personal expression through teaching the technique of flame
work and how it inspired a life of exploration in glass. From
inspiration to creation, one artist’s story. www.glass2wear.com
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Kim Edwards
Borosilicate Chainmaille, borosilicate
The complete design and creation of a glass chainmaille piece,
including the steps taken to shape and join the glass rings.
www.lonetreestudio.etsy.com
2:45 pm – 3:45 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Beau Anderson
Liquid Core: Detailed Discs, soft glass
A new method to achieve highly detailed discs or rondell without
the looming problem of bead release breakage.
www.beauxbead.com
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Doug Baldwin
Light and Shadow, Creative Photography of Beads and Glass Art
The secrets of great photography for jewelry, glass, beads,
and crafts with the qualities of good lighting, composition,
background materials, color balance, and more.
www.dougbaldwinphoto.com
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Jen Geldard, master presenter
Botanical Focal: Paperweight Techniques to Create a Painterly
Floral Focal Bead, soft glass
The transformation of glass into an incredibly detailed floral
focal by applying paperweight techniques that will create
complex, colorful, beautifully designed results. www.glassgirl.com
photography: David Orr
friday 7 / 26
schedule of events
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7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
to galleries and return via
private bus
Gallery Tour
$20 to all three locations
and shows
Indelible: A Collection of Personal Narratives Expressed in Art Glass Beads
In everyone's lives are moments that stand out, moments that are remembered more
clearly than others. What makes these moments unforgettable may vary greatly.
Maybe it was doing something for the first time – or for the last time. Sometimes,
all it can take to transport us back to that moment is a smell, a word, or a sound, and
we can play that memory over and over again in our mind’s eye. Done in conjunction
with our recent 20th anniversary, this exhibition highlights the diversity in one-ofa-kind bead and jewelry design from artists around the world. Indelible artists were
asked to pluck out the details from their most memorable or special experiences
and to translate them into glass using beads as their brush strokes and jewelry as a
canvas to paint a memorable picture.
Big Blue II – Mary Ann Helmond
and Rozann Blazetich-Ozols
Ruby Throat Garden – Jeri
Warhaftig and Ronnie Lambrou
This very special evening, a Night of Glass in Rochester, will include the following
exhibitions, a collection of three outstanding individual events.
Indelible photography: Jerry Anthony
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schedule of events
Canyon at Dusk – Donna Prunkard
Iridescent Earthbound –
Patricia Zabreski Venaleck and
Terri Dworkin
Awakening the Vision – Creative Discoveries
As beadmakers we often become complacent in our day-to-day torch sessions. We
become comfortable with certain techniques and designs. As we do, our vision
begins to fade and the passion smolders. Artists were asked to challenge themselves
to rediscover their vision, play with new techniques, and explore unique ideas outside
of their normal creative circle. Whether you are a novice beadmaker or have years of
experience, we invite you to enjoy this showcase of new artistic journeys. You might
just open the door to creative discoveries in your own work! For information on how
to submit an entry, please see page 7.
Geometric – A Juxtaposition of the Circle and the Square
Many endeavors in beadmaking focus on creating a shape that is circular or square
in one dimension or another. Both the circle and the square are utilized in so many
shapes and techniques ranging from spherical ball beads, donuts, and discs to
cubes, focal pendants, and rectangular bricks. Artists were invited to submit a bead
featuring a circular or square shape either in construction or surface decoration. This
eclectic array of geometric shapes highlights dimensional artworks inspired by the
infinite circle and the edgy square. The angles and spheres for this juried show were
endless! Be certain not to miss these innovative, small treasures.
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saturday 7 / 27
schedule of events
9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Free to attendees
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Open 10:00 am to the
general public
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Free to attendees
$5 per person for the
general public
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Cash Bar
8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Dinner, Hall of Flame
Award, and Live Auction
$40 per attendee and per
person for guest tickets
The Silly Bead Contest: The Wizard of Oz Goes Steampunk
A favorite event every year and Rochester promises to be one of the best. This year’s
Silly Bead Contest is all about imagination and combination. We challenge you to
create something amazing in glass. And metal. And mixed media. Oh My! The sky’s
the limit for a miniature masterpiece which incorporates characters or scenes from
the iconic Wizard of Oz movie, with a steampunk twist.
Imagine flying monkeys with wind-up keys; riveted metal-clad Munchkins; the tin
woodsman made out of clockwork and gears; the wicked witch in a leather jacket
and aviator goggles.
The possibilities are endless, skill level is completely irrelevant, and fun is
mandatory. The only qualifications to participate are that you a) attend the
Gathering, b) make something from glass and whatever else you find lying around,
and c) plan a really good bribe for the judges. You might just take home one of our
fabulous prizes. And one for your little dog, too!
The Bead Bazaar
courtesy of Doug Baldwin
friday 7 / 26
schedule of events
The Bead Bazaar will be the center of all
activity during the day on Saturday. Artists
attending the conference may choose to
experience selling their work by having a
table at The Bead Bazaar. This annual event
is a wonderful and fun-filled opportunity
to sell beads and finished jewelry to both
Gathering attendees and the general public.
For more information, please see page 8.
The Gathering Banquet
This evening is about special events for our organization! Join your friends and fellow
artists for dinner. What a great opportunity to sit together, talk, laugh, visit with
other friends at adjoining tables, and have a nice dinner, too.
Hall of Flame Award
Since 2002, this prestigious honor has been given to a long-term member of our
organization whose contribution deserves special recognition. The Hall of Flame
Award sets a standard of excellence in the world of glass beadmaking.
Live Auction
The evening ends with the Live Auction, filled with excitement and fun. And
remember how very important the Live Auction is to the ISGB educational programs.
We need your support and the Live Auction is a great way to give. Bid often, bid high,
and take home some incredible items.
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7:00 am – 8:30 am
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Breakfast and Lunch
Included in the registration fee for each attendee is continental breakfast and
light lunch on Friday and Sunday. Companion food events passes are available at
$175 per person.
Presentations
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Samma Parcels
Blown Glass Sea Shells from Boro Boro Beach, borosilicate
The construction of a shell and the finishing details including
elaborate, decorative techniques like barnacle and sand.
www.sammaparcels.etsy.com
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Ali VandeGrift
Little Details in a Big Way, soft glass
The development of large, soft glass beads weighing a quarter
of a pound covered in intricate, scrollwork patterns, and the
techniques in maintaining heat control throughout construction.
www.aliveglass.etsy.com
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Libby Leuchtman
Clio Pod, soft glass
How a journey combined with nature and a passion for organic
shapes influenced this focal pod, how to achieve wonderful
colors using the silver glass, Clio, and the attachment of a silver
bail for the finished piece. www.libbyleu.etsy.com
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Beth Hylen – Rakow Library Reference and Outreach Librarian
The History of Lampworking
The Rakow Research Library of The Corning Museum of Glass is
the world’s foremost library on the art and history of glass and
glassmaking. www.hylenglass.com
1:15 pm – 3:15 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Lori Greenberg, Wesley Fleming, JC Herrell, Hannah Rosner
Panel on Selling Your Work
The many options, aspects, and specific techniques for selling
your work in person, through galleries, and online.
Lori Greenberg
www.lorigreenberg.com
Wesley Fleming
www.wesleyfleming.com
JC Herrell
www.jcherrell.com
courtesy of The Corning
Museum of Glass
sunday 7 / 28
schedule of events
Hannah Rosner
www.goodrivergalleries.com
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3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Carolyn Baum
Life-Size Flowers, soft glass
Soft glass components used to produce a variety of distinctive
forms with endless possibilities using presses, an optic mold,
enamels, etching compounds, and more. cbeadsandbuttons.com
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Rochester Riverside
Convention Center
Holly Cooper, master presenter
Design and Detail: Stringer Control and Modular Design,
soft glass
Stringer control and design to create intricate, detailed patterns,
and surface design elements. The step-by-step process involved,
including bead shape and its relationship to the design and
modular pattern development. www.hollycooper.com
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
This event was created to give all beadmakers a chance to show off their beads and
swap with one another. In the spirit of sharing, please bring your handmade beads
you intend to swap and please remember that this time together is only about
swapping, “oohing and ahhing,” and not about selling. Express your multifaceted self,
let your creativity sparkle, come to swap, and leave with wonderful memories!
Free to attendees
Closing Party
8:00 pm – midnight
Cash Bar
Free to attendees
Sunday night is the time to celebrate the end of another great conference.
Workshops, presentations, and activities have ended and now it’s time to say
goodbye. Before packing, stop by this final get together, exchange stories about
everything you enjoyed during the Gathering, listen to some music, and toast a
wonderful time spent with friends old and new.
sunday 7 / 28
presentations
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Conference Registration Information
The International Society of
Glass Beadmakers Conference
is open to everyone!
Member Registration Eligibility
A current member is a member in good
standing as of January 31, 2013. Those
members enjoy “Current Member Early
Registration” from March 25 to April 15,
2013. Renewal of membership may be
sent in with registration starting April
16, 2013.
Registration Options
Full Conference Registration
Covers the entire five-day Gathering
package from July 24 – July 28, including
the Instructors’ Seminars and Opening
Reception on Thursday, continental
breakfast and lunch on both Friday and
Sunday, and all presentations. No food is
included on Saturday, July 27.
One-Day Conference Registration
You may choose to attend the Gathering
presentations for one day only on
Optional Events
The following events are optional and
are open to all conference registrants:
either Friday, July 26, or Sunday, July 28.
Continental breakfast and lunch are
included on the day of you registration.
To attend the Opening Reception on
Thursday, July 25, purchase a separate
ticket for that special event.
Entrance to The Bead Bazaar is
covered by either day of registration.
•Workshops, bus tour events, The Bead
Bazaar, and the Gathering Banquet.
•To participate, register for the event.
For more information, see descriptions
of each event in this booklet.
Torch Events Companion Pass
To have a guest accompany you to
Open Torch events, please select this
companion pass. This is available only
for purchase in conjunction with a
full or one-day registration.
•Additional tickets may be purchased
for companions for the bus tour
events, Opening Night Reception, and
the Gathering Banquet.
The Optional Event Selection
Process and How it Works
All workshops are filled on a first-come,
first-confirmed basis. Current ISGB
members are given access to all events
first, followed by new and renewing
members, non-members, and
then the general public.
Food Events Companion Pass
To have a guest accompany you for
continental breakfast and lunch on
Friday and Sunday, as well as the
Opening Reception on Thursday
evening, please select this companion
pass. This is only available for purchase
in conjunction with a full or one-day
registration.
Gathering Registration Timeline and Costs
All deadlines concur online. REGISTER ONLINE by going to www.isgb.org
New/Renewing
Dates
Current Member Member
Non-Member
Current Member Early Registration*
March 25 – April 30
Full $ 325
1 Day $ 225
Full $ 325
1 Day $ 225
Full $ 425
1 Day $ 325
All Other Registrants*
April 16 – April 30
Full $ 325
1 Day $ 225
Full $ 325
1 Day $ 225
Full $ 425
1 Day $ 325
Late Registration Ends (Receipt Date)*
May 1 – June 30
Full $ 375
1 Day $ 250
Full $ 375
1 Day $ 250
Full $ 475
1 Day $ 350
On-Site Registration* After June 30 Full $ 425
1 Day $ 275
Full $ 425
1 Day $ 275
Full $ 525
1 Day $ 375
Torch Events Companion Pass Food Events Companion Pass
Up to June 30 Up to June 30
$ 25
$ 25
$ 25
$ 175
$ 175
$ 175
REGISTRATION CANCELLATION POLICY: Conference cancellation requests MUST be in writing and sent to the ISGB home office at 85 E.
Gay Street, Suite 707, Columbus, Ohio 43215. There is a $75 administrative fee if postmarked on or before June 1, a $125 fee if postmarked
from June 2 to June 30, and no refund if postmarked after June 30. Some critical extenuating circumstances may be considered by the
Board and Gathering Team on the refund if the cancellation request is received within 30 days of the close of the conference, but a refund
is not guaranteed. A $200 processing fee will be deducted from the refund. Workshop AND Bead Bazaar table fees will be refunded up
until June 1 only. After June 1, refunds will ONLY be awarded if the vacated Workshop space and/or Bead Bazaar space can be filled.
* all mail-in registration is determined by receipt date
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Registration Form
page 1
Online registration is quick and secure. To register,
conference registration
Or register by mail by completing this form. Make a
for processing to ISGB, Attn.: Sarah Riggle, 85 East
please visit www.isgb.org
Member
Non-Member
copy to keep for your records and send the original
Full Five-Day Conference
Early Registration, March 25 – April 30
$ 325
$ 425
Gay Street, Suite 707, Columbus, Ohio 43215.
Late Registration, May 1 – June 30
$ 375
$ 475
On-Site Registration, after June 30
$ 425
$ 525
Student Member
$ 175
One-Day Registration
Friday
Sunday
Early Registration, March 25 – April 30
$ 225
$ 325
Late Registration, May 1 – June 30
$ 250
$ 350
On-Site Registration, after June 30
$ 275
$ 375
Last Name
Student Member
$ 85
Business Name
Conference Registration Total
Mailing Address
Optional Event
membership information
First Name
Last Name
Family Member Name (if attending)
$
Please note that all optional events are on first-come, first-confirmed basis.
City
Additional Opening Reception ticket(s)
@ $35 = $
One-Day Registrant Opening Reception ticket
@ $35 = $
Opening Reception is included with Full
Conference registration. One-Day Registrants
must buy a ticket to attend the Opening
Reception. You may purchase additional tickets
as needed.
State
Postal Code
Country
Best Contact Phone
Email
Is this your first Gathering?
Yes
No
ISGB Membership #
The Corning Museum of Glass Bus Tour
@ $65 = $
@$70 = $
@ $30 = $
Gallery Tour Indelible; Awakening the Vision; Geometric
@ $20 = $
The Gathering Banquet @ $40 = $
Food Events Companion Pass
@ $175 = $
Torch Events Companion Pass
@ $25 = $
If you have not renewed your membership yet, or would like to
become a member, please complete the following:
The Bead Bazaar
Renewal
Individual $65
$
Half-table fee, Full Conference Registrant
$95
$
New Member
Family $85
$
Full-table fee, Full Conference Registrant
$175
$
visit
Please
www.isgb.org
for membership
information
Student $40*
$
Half-table fee, One-Day Registrant
$175
$
Professional $110
$
Full-table fee, One-Day Registrant
$335
$
Affiliate $150
$
Corporate $250
$
To receive correspondence via postal service,
add $10. Otherwise, all correspondence will
arrive only via email.
Membership Total
I understand and agree to comply with all of the foregoing rules and standards
of the ISGB Bead Bazaar on page 8.
Signature
1
Date
$
Optional Events Total$
$
Conference Registration + Optional Events Total$
2
* copy of valid student ID required
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Registration Form
page 2
payment (conference total 1 through 4) $
volunteers! will you help?
Please make check or money order payable to
International Society of Glass Beadmakers. Do not
send cash. Please select one:
I will volunteer up to
Visa
Mastercard
Check/Money Order
6 hours
•Telephone registrations cannot be accepted. Registrations received after July 5 cannot
be processed.
•Payment must accompany your registration. Amounts due, if any, will be collected at
on-site check in.
•Refunds will be mailed to attendee or processed via credit card approximately four
weeks after the Gathering.
•Please do not send registration materials in a manner that requires a signature for
delivery. It will only delay receipt of your registration.
•By attending this conference you hereby release the ISGB Board of Directors, Staff,
Members, and Volunteers from any and all liability for personal injury or property
damage that you may suffer or sustain due to negligence or otherwise, in connection
with attendance at the Gathering, whether by ingress, egress, or otherwise.
Expiration Date
Signature
Date
workshops
memorabilia
Two-Day Workshops
Gathering Tee Shirt
Shirts must be picked up at the Gathering. Any shirts not picked up will be sold
to someone else and NO REFUND will be offered.
$ 475
Holly Cooper – Master Class
$ 475
Jen Geldard – Master Class
$350
Beau Anderson
$350
Doug Baldwin
B
IS
G
$350
Kim Edwards
$350
Libby Leuchtman
$350
Jodie McDougall
$350
Samma Parcels
$350
Maria Richmond
B
IS
G
$350
Diane Sepanski
Mini Workshops
$ 65
Anne Havel – Wednesday
$ 65
Anne Havel – Thursday
$ 65
Lisa Liddy – Wednesday
$ 65
Lisa Liddy – Thursday
$ 65
Jodie McDougall – Sirius System (W)
$ 65
Jodie McDougall – Encasing (Th)
$ 65
Amy Ouellette – Wednesday
$ 65
Amy Ouellette – Thursday
$ 65
Sharlyn Premuda – Wednesday
$ 65
Sharlyn Premuda – Thursday
$ 65
Maria Richmond – Wednesday
$ 65
Maria Richmond – Thursday
Hannah Rosner – Wednesday
Workshops Total
4 hours
You will be contacted prior to the conference to set up your schedule. Six hours
will qualify attendee for the Host Hotel Award. See page 5 for more information.
Credit Card #
Hannah Rosner – Thursday
2 hours
3
$
Women’s Cut
S
@ $20 = $
M
@ $20 = $
L
@ $20 = $
XL
@ $20 = $
XXL
@ $20 = $
Men’s Cut
M
@ $20 = $
L
@ $20 = $
XL
@ $20 = $
XXL
@ $20 = $
XXXL
@ $20 = $
Dark blue violet, red, and orange logo/copy
block on the back of a white shirt and ISGB
on the left sleeve, front is plain.
Gathering Commemorative Bead
The Gathering xxi Commemorative Bead (shown on the cover) by JC Herrell is
available to conference attendees only via pre-order. Beads must be picked up
at the Gathering. Any beads not picked up will be sold to someone else and NO
REFUND will be offered.
@ $50 = $
Memorabilia Total
$
donation
$ 65
To the ISGB Scholarship Fund (please enter amount) $
$ 65
To the ISGB General Fund (please enter amount)
$
Memorabilia and Donation Total
$
Conference Total
1
through
4
4
$
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2013 ISGB Gathering xxi Schedule of Events at Hyatt Regency and Rochester Riverside Convention Center
Tuesday
July 23
8:00 am – 7:00 pm Board of Directors Planning Session
9:00 am – 5:00 pm Pre-Conference Workshops
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Board of Directors Board Meeting
Hyatt Boardroom
Convention Center
Hyatt Boardroom
Wednesday 7:00 am – 8:00 am
July 24
8:00 am – 7:30 pm
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
11:00 am – 5:00 pm
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Preregistration for Conference Open
The Corning Museum of Glass Adventure with Marshall Hyde
Pre-Conference Workshops
Preregistration for Conference Open
Mini Workshops
Open Torch Event
Hyatt Lobby
Hyatt Bus Loading*
Convention Center
Hyatt Bus Loading*
Hyatt Lobby
Convention Center
Convention Center
Thursday
July 25
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
noon – 5:00 pm
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
5:15 pm – 6:30 pm
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Steering Committee Meeting and Planning Session
Check In, Registration, and Fundraising Sales Open
Commercial and Technical Vendors Open
The ISGB – Beads of Courage Community Project Open
Instructors’ Seminars – Marcy Lamberson, JC Herrell, Libby Leuchtman, Hayley Tsang Sather
First-Time Attendee Orientation
General Membership Meeting
Mini Workshops
Opening Event at Rochester Arc & Flame Center
Open Torch Event
Hyatt Boardroom
Hyatt Bus Loading*
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Hyatt Regency
Convention Center
Hyatt Bus Loading*
Convention Center
Friday
July 26
7:00 am – 8:30 am
7:00 am – 10:00 am
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
8:30 am – 9:00 am
9:00 am – 10:00 am
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
10:00 am – 11:00 am
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
12:00 am – 1:00 pm
12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
1:30 pm – 1:45 pm
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
2:45 pm – 3:45 pm
3:45 pm – 4:00 pm
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Continental Breakfast
Silent Auction
Opening Remarks and Address – ISGB President, Angie Ramey
Milon Townsend – keynote speaker
Diane Sepanski – Metal Clay and Lampworked Glass
Greg Chase – Murrini Butterfly
Lunch – Diana East – Story
Daily Announcements
Kim Edwards – Borosilicate Chainmaille
Beau Anderson – Liquid Core: Detailed Discs
Afternoon Break
Doug Baldwin – Light and Shadow, Creative Photography of Beads and Glass Art
Jen Geldard – master presenter – Botanical Focal: Paperweight Painterly Techniques
Gallery Tour – Indelible; Awakening the Vision; Geometric
Open Torch Event
Silly Bead Contest – The Wizard of Oz Goes Steampunk
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Hyatt Bus Loading
Convention Center
Hyatt Regency
Saturday
July 27
6:30 am – 9:00 am
9:00 am – 10:00 am
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
9:00 pm – 9:30 pm
9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
The Bead Bazaar Event Artist Set Up
The Bead Bazaar – Open to Conference Attendees Only
The Bead Bazaar – Open to the Public
Cash Bar Prior to the Gathering Banquet
The Gathering Banquet
Hall of Flame Award Presentation
Live Auction
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Hyatt PF Area**
Hyatt Ballroom
Hyatt Ballroom
Hyatt Ballroom
Sunday
July 28
7:00 am – 8:30 am
8:00 am – 2:00 pm
8:45 am – 9:00 am
9:00 am – 10:00 am
10:00 am – 11:00 am
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
1:00 pm – 1:15 pm
1:15 pm – 3:15 pm
3:15 pm – 3:30 pm
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
5:30 pm – 6:00 pm
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
8:00 pm – midnight
Continental Breakfast
Daily Announcements
Samma Parcels – Blown Glass Sea Shells from Boro Boro Beach
Ali VandeGrift – Little Details in a Big Way
Libby Leuchtman – Clio Pod
Lunch – Beth Hylen – Rakow Library Presentation: The History of Lampworking
The ISGB – Beads of Courage Community Project Donation
Panel on Selling Your Work – Lori Greenberg, Wesley Fleming, JC Herrell, Hannah Rosner
Afternoon Break
Carolyn Baum – Life-Size Flowers
Holly Cooper – master presenter – Design & Detail: Stringer Control & Module Design
Conference Closing and Announcements
Closing Party and Cash Bar
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Convention Center
Hyatt Ballroom
Hyatt Ballroom
*Bus Loading = Bus Loading Area at Hyatt Regency, **PF Area = Pre-Function Area at Hyatt Regency
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Doug Baldwin
Maria Richmond
Hannah Rosner
Lisa Liddy
614-222-2243
www.isgb.org
Beau Anderson
Jodie McDougall
Amy Ouellette
Sharlyn Premuda
Anne Havel
Diane Sepanski

International Society of Glass Beadmakers International Society of

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